These screensavers come packaged with XScreenSaver.
This screensaver was ported from a javascript 6502 emulator written by Stian Søreng.
I wrote a stand alone version of the emulator with a debugger interface: 6502 debugger v 0.3
You can read an online copy of the man page here: man debug6502
Trevor Blackwell is the man. He added the solid state TV effects and scoring.
I wrote this one at the same time that I wrote the pong screensaver. Same idea just in 3d. The motion blur was added by John Boero.
Edwin de Jong wrote the awesome pacman screensaver. I added the pixmap ghost and pacman.
I bought one of those tangram boxes they always have for sale at the book store. After playing with it for awhile I thought it would make a nice screensaver. This is also an example of a program that writes programs. The first version was glut and openGl, you could drag the pieces to solve the puzzle then dump the coordinates to stdout.
I took the processing Seurat program and made a windows screensaver out of it. The screensaver will take a picture of your desktop and create a pointillism painting.
You can get a copy of the screensaver here.
Here are two
new windows screensavers to make you or your cat nauseous.
Incremental Drift
Screensavers
If the screensavers seem really slow you are probable missing an openGL driver for your video card.
I ported the GlAutomata screensaver, that I wrote in 2003, from unix to windows. You can get a copy of it here. After running the installer you will see glautomata listed along with your other screensavers.
Date: 2009/09/02 8:21 PM